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OPINION — Tell mayor, council: Stop the dense residential growth
OPINION — Last week, I warned you to never trust the government at any level (see: https://thecitizen.com/2023/05/23/demand-transparency-and-accountability/). I promised a peek at the exploitation...
The Bucket List — Revised
Some years ago, I wrote an article about my Bucket List. A “bucket list” is a list of things that one wishes to see,...
School’s Out For Summer!
As I finish this story, the kids in our fair town have been out of school for the past three days. Watching our two...
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Fayette’s graduating seniors take their final high school steps Friday night
For 1,627 Fayette graduating seniors, their high school careers — framed by four years that included a worldwide pandemic — will be ending at...
Whitewater duo qualify for international competition
The Whitewater High duo of Olivia Ray and Emily Wagner are taking their expertise to the international stage. With a stellar showing at the...
‘Grease’ is the word at PTC Elem.
“Grease” is the word. Fourth and fifth grade chorus students at Peachtree City Elementary put on a review of Grease for their end of...
Whitewater Middle bands perform at Six Flags
The young Wildcats made their mark as the Whitewater Middle band program played at the Music in the Parks competition at Six Flags.
Both competing...
Braelinn gets new principals for a day
Braelinn Elementary got a pair of new administrators. Donovan Woods and Abigail Marsh were Principal and Assistant Principal for a day.
Principal Donovan and Assistant...
